Loading, Transporting & Unloading Heavy Equipment

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  • Опубліковано 18 гру 2024

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  • @BreakingBrick
    @BreakingBrick 5 років тому +54

    🎶🎶 shake hands with danger 🎶🎶
    Brought me here.

    • @dedreman2227
      @dedreman2227 4 роки тому +1

      Nothing beats that guitar riff

    • @BreakingBrick
      @BreakingBrick 4 роки тому +3

      @@dedreman2227 I have cut it out to a mp3 as a ringtone for my father-in-law when he's calling.
      shake hands with danger
      (Guitar riff)

  • @Kopihucky
    @Kopihucky 12 років тому +19

    Love the narration... "if ya dont follow the safety rules"

  • @lionking5687
    @lionking5687 8 років тому +12

    Excellent. 35 Years Lowbeding with no regrets.

    • @scotter6286
      @scotter6286 5 років тому +1

      I start this work Jan 2nd. Brand new and lots to learn

  • @DanknDerpyGamer
    @DanknDerpyGamer 2 роки тому +3

    "The hard way is, well... kinda messy."
    As someone who lives near some of the most struck overpasses in the country, hoo boy is this true.

  • @Billycarl71
    @Billycarl71 10 років тому +17

    Its never a waste of time to clean the tracks no matter how big or small of a company you are , one loose rock can kill someone . Chaining to the frame of a machine is always better but the tracks are ok also

  • @MrRanvic
    @MrRanvic 6 років тому +4

    Thank you for this video. I learned a lot.

  • @craigbondy74
    @craigbondy74 5 років тому +5

    When putting a load on wider than deck should always flip out side extensions

  • @山中サイ
    @山中サイ 5 років тому +20

    I'm in college... But this is what I do with my time..

    • @mnmountainman9343
      @mnmountainman9343 4 роки тому

      Nice man me 2 addicted to this stuff.

    • @Sdukes001
      @Sdukes001 3 роки тому +2

      This will teach way more than college

  • @scummybagger4213
    @scummybagger4213 5 років тому +4

    Two points to live by. One, if there is more than half the tracks or wheels are hanging over the sides outriggers are mandatory. Two, if your hauling a dozer with a blade 12 feet wide or more. The blade must be loaded to the rear of trailer. Couldn't see it well enough in video. But one of the dozers they drove on forward looked like it had a 12 foot blade.

  • @kenneththompson6543
    @kenneththompson6543 5 років тому +5

    Love doing it with my dad.. he retired now though

  • @memyselfandifarmer
    @memyselfandifarmer 5 років тому +6

    Sergei dratchev is the tie down king. Heavy haul.

  • @HVETCamrose
    @HVETCamrose 9 років тому +3

    Great video, thank you !

  • @dt90891
    @dt90891 5 років тому +5

    Shake hands with danger. The og’s know this one.

  • @leosypher9993
    @leosypher9993 4 роки тому +4

    I'm waiting for a machine to get done so I can load it onto my RGN, I'm watching videos on UA-cam and I just so happen to run across this video

  • @rafadsalah8246
    @rafadsalah8246 8 років тому +8

    that is really useful thanks guys .

  • @graceshiflett6526
    @graceshiflett6526 5 років тому +1

    reading up on how they transported SR-71 prototypes by truck to their testing ground is basically this to the extreme.

  • @markm1964
    @markm1964 12 років тому +9

    SAVES THE TURBO FROM DAMAGE DO TO WIND SPINNING THE TURBO WITH NO OIL PRESSURE

    • @aaronabney8924
      @aaronabney8924 6 років тому +4

      hellbilly hellraiser Thats a old wise tell the air going down the exhaust isn't enough to spin the turbo I've been pulling RGN for 4 years never once had a problem

    • @brian2826
      @brian2826 3 роки тому +1

      With the baffles in the muffler on most exhaust systems as well as non direct travel for air around curves and bends in the exhaust pipe.
      It's extremely unlikely that you'd ever Spin a turbo on a new machine.
      I've never had it happen in 12 years.

    • @markm1964
      @markm1964 3 роки тому +1

      @@brian2826 what ever dude some they make exsuast socks just for equipment haulers cat or john deere will void warrantys i been in bus^business over 40 years

    • @timpattydaechsel5988
      @timpattydaechsel5988 5 місяців тому

      @@markm1964have you actually ever heard turbo bearings being damaged by dry spinning because of windmilling? , not in my 45 years moving equipment ….. old school thinking that I’m glad is fading away

  • @InjunOutdoors
    @InjunOutdoors 12 років тому +10

    Is that Al from Home Improvement acting as the spotter?????
    : )

    • @Del-Canada
      @Del-Canada 5 років тому

      Looks like him. But Al was already pretty famous by the time this film came out. That was a good show.

  • @cheetotruckinwithjesus6013
    @cheetotruckinwithjesus6013 6 років тому

    Fixing to load a 29 ton Front End Loader can't wait

  • @bleedeye101
    @bleedeye101 13 років тому +1

    Is hooking chains to the track the usual thing to do? I've never been involved in loading heavy equipment, but it seems like it would be better to hook to eyelets on the body of the machine. Maybe hooking to the track is in addition to eyelets.

  • @tsixclerk
    @tsixclerk 5 років тому +4

    Sounds like Joe Elmore from Horsepower T.V. I think he also did voice over.

  • @pete359ext
    @pete359ext 13 років тому +1

    @bleedeye101 Yah its prety common at the company i work for we use the tracks to tie down the equipment and if theres eyelets then we use them but the tracks seems to work good havent lost a machine yet.

  • @JavyerMendes
    @JavyerMendes 4 роки тому

    American Truck Simulator: Lowboy Trailers
    Brought me here.

  • @carlnapp8673
    @carlnapp8673 9 років тому +15

    Teaching safety is one thing. But filming a scraper being loaded with a guy on it, that's spooky! By the way, lovely Macks.

    • @marshall5762
      @marshall5762 7 років тому

      Lovley Macks indeed.

    • @TobyBB6560
      @TobyBB6560 6 років тому +3

      The driver wouldn’t be able to see the guy guiding or the trailer the guy guiding is on a platform that is secure and he is holding on tight but ya kinda scary

    • @KAKApoopooPEEPEE3
      @KAKApoopooPEEPEE3 5 років тому

      Nice Trail Kings

  • @hartejjohal2865
    @hartejjohal2865 2 роки тому

    Looks like pictured in 90’s

  • @nchayfarmer
    @nchayfarmer 12 років тому +3

    You do not chain to the tracks on any piece of equipment they can and will move and they bend very easy (learned the hardway bent the hell out of a track on a d7 wide track) theres always better and actually faster ways than a binder from the track to the side of the trailer.

  • @Sdukes001
    @Sdukes001 3 роки тому

    This is awesome information

  • @farmerrichard1448
    @farmerrichard1448 5 років тому

    Keep making these

  • @blainekopp8988
    @blainekopp8988 10 років тому

    This is team work, and Hevey heavey Equip. like an a operators. that operate these big ones doing their job for all , the roads we all drive on and enjoy , somuch is taken for the seens!!!

  • @blainekopp8988
    @blainekopp8988 9 років тому +1

    Time of year, frost cold iron decks on trailer!! the dirt on the eq. tracks and the bed??

  • @Del-Canada
    @Del-Canada 5 років тому

    The narrator sounds like Hoyt Axton. He died in 99 but this film was likely produced a few years before the release date.

  • @Only-one-life-68
    @Only-one-life-68 5 років тому

    Thank you

  • @pauleyperrettefan117
    @pauleyperrettefan117 13 років тому

    yea i hook the chains to the tracks all the time. it works a little better and its quicker.

  • @pauleyperrettefan117
    @pauleyperrettefan117 12 років тому +2

    you know i couldnt tell you i just do things my way and hope nothing bad happens and i dont get pulled

  • @meseahunt
    @meseahunt 4 роки тому

    good video

  • @menslady125eif2590
    @menslady125eif2590 Рік тому

    🎶Ba-dow ba-da-bow bow!🎶
    👷🤝⚠

  • @zhentrixcalipso2738
    @zhentrixcalipso2738 8 років тому +3

    25 ton crane?

  • @scummybagger4213
    @scummybagger4213 5 років тому +1

    Routing on permits is not the responsibility of the drivers ,,, even owner operators. You call permit company and let them know what you're hauling and it's weight and dimensions and where you are going to and from and they figure out all the particulars.

    • @bmack7762
      @bmack7762 5 років тому +1

      Good to know. I'm leaving LTL and starting construction this summer. First time lowboy driving for me. I'm looking forward to it but a little nervous even though I've been driving for 5 years...

    • @nerdyclown6393
      @nerdyclown6393 5 років тому

      @@bmack7762 hey there! How has your experience been? Any tips you can share with me?

    • @bmack7762
      @bmack7762 5 років тому

      @@nerdyclown6393 It went very well for me although my company trained me for one day Haha. I had to learn a lot on my own, especially loading the equipment on myself never having seeing the machine before in my life, but was successful. If I had to give any advice it would be to make sure you take your time and really think about what your doing before you do it!

  • @MrDriftspirit
    @MrDriftspirit 12 років тому +1

    the people who produce those safety instructions do only think theoreticly and have no clue how hard it is to lead a own small company. you can`t wait for better weather or clean up the tracks in front of loading or anything else.if you do so at each site, you can close your company after a few month when cash has ended.

  • @archie977
    @archie977 12 років тому +1

    porportionation is key

  • @MrDriftspirit
    @MrDriftspirit 12 років тому

    ingermany its forbidden to save tracked vehicles at the tracks with chains or anything else. they`re not created for load saving. you have to lock the chains anywhere at the frame or the shield or the cabin if the producer says in his instruction book that its ok.and what should you do at loading when you have a semitrailer with a height of 80cm and a construction site where the fllor isn`t plain and the tracks are muddy or snowy.

  • @McGillicutty88
    @McGillicutty88 12 років тому +1

    Is it legal to just use a binder from the track to the rail on the trailer. Or do you need a binder and a chain.

    • @cesar9496
      @cesar9496 6 років тому

      Yes it's legal.

    • @gregbaker2278
      @gregbaker2278 5 років тому +1

      It's ok, but not the safest! A chain should be added because binders break b4 the give, and a chain will give a bit!

  • @internazisuite
    @internazisuite 4 роки тому

    Making a good point about center of gravity with these machines but to control that you cut the angle on the ramp coming up using wood blocks and old mud flaps or conveyor rubber..that way the tracks are never up in the air and come down hard which can spit a track roller? maybe im fron another planet but thats how i did it and never lost one

  • @MrDriftspirit
    @MrDriftspirit 12 років тому +1

    and if every thing is save, no one destroys something, injures himself or others, for what the hell is there a medicall equipment and recovery industry for hundrets of billions of billions of dollars! what will then all the people on the overcrowded and unemployed doctors and nurses do!?

  • @wi11y1960
    @wi11y1960 12 років тому

    I know what it does, yet does anyone see it being done in the video?

  • @Biggertonka
    @Biggertonka 12 років тому +6

    Sounds like Johnny Cash to me, maybe...

  • @jiangtaoliuzade-evc
    @jiangtaoliuzade-evc 12 років тому +1

    不错的视频!

  • @melbrixbacudo7208
    @melbrixbacudo7208 5 років тому +2

    Here in the philipines we dont nees spotter,your going to know its not right when the equipment is already upsidedown

  • @jtee582
    @jtee582 6 років тому

    i believe i hear jack from heartland

  • @renzo7503
    @renzo7503 6 років тому +1

    Heavy Iron!!!!! Yeah!!

  • @Deredeo
    @Deredeo 5 років тому +1

    um....clamping the equipment to the trailer by the tracks just can't be right...

  • @MegaCamshaft
    @MegaCamshaft 12 років тому

    the way i do it is,,,,if its a short move,,(haul),,,i'll just boom the tracks down,,,,,but if its a long move,,(haul),,,i'll boom the tracks down and chain the rippers down and the blade,,,,,i really dont like useing a chain cause the chain gives,,,,it streches and ratchet booms dont

  • @wi11y1960
    @wi11y1960 12 років тому

    Any one see any taped equipment exhaust pipes?

  • @19501952
    @19501952 4 роки тому

    Shouldn't be using the tracks as a anchor point

  • @bmack7762
    @bmack7762 5 років тому

    The dude abides

  • @aaronabney8924
    @aaronabney8924 5 років тому

    I do heavy haul I never have spotters seems people are too sorry to spare 3 minutes of their time but when you run over the owner of the construction company you're delivering to you're the bad guy

  • @Mike-ij5hn
    @Mike-ij5hn Рік тому

    11 years ago you “might” get away with hooking to track
    2023 will get you a violation every time
    Did you notice how much that shoe moved as he was tightening the binder? Imagine what would happen if you were rolling and had to perform an evasive maneuver.
    I’ve seen em snap off

  • @lottsalasagna431
    @lottsalasagna431 7 років тому

    You safety boys crack me up

  • @codygreen1673
    @codygreen1673 5 років тому

    The cleanest best pleasure

  • @dgarr64
    @dgarr64 12 років тому

    @pauleyperrettefan117 Hook em to the tracks and go...

  • @N1h1luss
    @N1h1luss 4 роки тому

    Out of WHAK

  • @OMBIC
    @OMBIC 10 років тому +2

    I will remember this the next time I see my X Girlfriend.....

  • @donnan1170
    @donnan1170 4 роки тому

    Lmmfao